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Steve Cohen

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Steve Cohen is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Tennessee's 9th congressional district since 2007. A member of the Democratic Party, Cohen has been involved in various legislative efforts and has served on multiple committees during his tenure. He is known for his advocacy on issues such as civil rights, healthcare, and education. Cohen has also been vocal on matters concerning the executive branch and its impact on local communities.

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Dec 10, 2009

For me, the foreclosure crisis particularly hits home.

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Oct 26, 2009

Thank you publicly for the hard work and efforts you do not only for advancing equal access to justice, but so much you do in our community.

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Oct 26, 2009

Great. Thank you so much, and I appreciate the Committee's indulgence.

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Oct 26, 2009

I would like to thank all of our witnesses for their testimony today.

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Oct 26, 2009

Did you discover a pattern throughout LSC or just random violations that were not anything uniform throughout the corporation's agencies?

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Oct 26, 2009

We are not going to have a second round, but I am going to exercise the Chairman prerogative.

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Oct 26, 2009

Oversight and not increased funding and lifted restrictions is what is needed today and in the foreseeable future.

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Oct 26, 2009

I congratulate Mr. Wells on the blocking of the field goal.

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Oct 21, 2009

In an environment where a few banking giants are dominating the market, it is important that we keep the antitrust laws at the forefront.

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Oct 21, 2009

We remain at a momentous crossroads in our economic recovery--the big banks propped up by the taxpayers are back to prosperity, but everyone else has been left behind.

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Oct 21, 2009

The lesson of this history is not that America should avoid the Bankruptcy Code as a means to resolve failed financial institutions.

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